The Indian Constitution is the supreme law of the Indian state. It is the first and the foremost law of the country. The Constitution defines the national identity of the Indian nation and its polity, and also establishes the government, the Constitution being the supreme law of the country. The Constitution is the single most important document in the country's political system. The Constitution consists of the law, which is made by the Supreme Court, the law of the land, and the Constitution. The law, which is written in the form of a bill of rights, consists of three parts. The first part is the declaration of rights, which sets out the fundamental rights of the Indian citizen. The second part is the bill of rights, which sets out the rights and obligations of the government. The third part is the procedure code, which gives detailed instructions on how the government should conduct its affairs. The Constitution of India is the world's largest single document. It is the longest written constitution of the world. It was first adopted in 1950, and has since been amended many times. The Constitution of India has three parts: the Preamble, the Bill of Rights, and the Bill of Affair. The Preamble describes the concept of the nation, and establishes the framework of the country. The Bill of Rights sets out the basic rights of the individual, and the Bill of Affair sets out the rights and obligations of the government.